Tilapia Cull Money

[Angus]

Hey everyone.

This seems a bit late but I have not been able to attend an earlier meeting.

Tonight at the monthly meeting of the Pine River Fish Management Association, $400 plus some shrapnel will be handed over. Thanks the members who attended this event.

These funds are going straight into bass and toga fingerlings.

Due to the success of the first one I have been asked to organise another Tilapia Cull at Lake K later in the year

Thanks again guys.

Angus

[jeff f]

bring it on mate that was a fun day keen to do it again

[faulked]

you just want another shot at that yak jef

[Dazzamcgee]

Now thats money well spent!!

[brisbane_boy]

ill try and be there this time

[Angus]

The ext one will late this year when its nice and warm again.

Angus

[maxi]

awesome effort guys. angus your one busy bloke. bloody good job mate !!

Maxi

[Feral]

Angus wrote:

Hey everyone.

This seems a bit late but I have not been able to attend an earlier meeting.

Tonight at the monthly meeting of the Pine River Fish Management Association, $400 plus some shrapnel will be handed over. Thanks the members who attended this event.

Good, Angus should be on his way by now, I've got the camera in my back pocket, I'll try and ambush him handing it over! :evil:

[Dec]

Cant wait till the bass are big enough to catch. Also think I might fish tilapia cull I couldnt fish the last one, would like to kill some I wonder if there will be a big tilapia kill this winter hope there is that would make a big dint in the population.

[Feral]

Angus handing over the loot to John Fitzgibbon President of the PRFMA. [img size=460]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/R0010855_AFO.jpg

[Terry H]

should sneak him a few bucks for exclusive yak access *cough*

I mean

Top stuff angus! I think north pine could be a very good toga fishery if they get a big enough breeding population in there, once a good breeding population takes hold and given a few more years to breed to the numbers like borumba.. :woohoo: that'd be awesome.

[bigtez]

One of the members of the Kurwongbah stocking association told me they have already put 50ish breeding pairs of Toga in the lake as well as aheap more fish, all were about 55cm when released. Shouldn't take to long for it to be very fishable.

[Angus]

Feral wrote:

Angus handing over the loot to John Fitzgibbon President of the PRFMA. [img size=460]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/R0010855_AFO.jpg

Thanks Feral :blush:

[Rocket75]

Angus wrote:

Feral wrote:

Angus handing over the loot to John Fitzgibbon President of the PRFMA. [img size=460]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/R0010855_AFO.jpg

Thanks Feral :blush:

and the winner for best dressed visitor to a stocking association meeting goes to...

[EMP]

Awesome.

You're doing a great job, Angus.

EMP

[benno573]

bigtez wrote:

One of the members of the Kurwongbah stocking association told me they have already put 50ish breeding pairs of Toga in the lake as well as aheap more fish, all were about 55cm when released. Shouldn't take to long for it to be very fishable.

i know someone who may or may not have hooked up to two toga at the tilpia cull... none landed, no harm done... :whistle:

[tacklebox]

wasn't the State Govt chipping in as well?

great work everyone. :cheer:

[Angus]

Yeap. Thanks to the Volunteer hours AFO members clocked up the state Govt chipped in a further $7000 which secured the future breeding stock of toga and bass for the dam. If thats not something to be proud of I dont know what is.

Angus